11.1950, Jobs: Spoken/Multimodal Dialogue, FTW Vienna Austria

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Subject: 11.1950, Jobs: Spoken/Multimodal Dialogue, FTW Vienna Austria

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Date:  Fri, 15 Sep 2000 11:49:53 +0200
From:  Gregor Erbach <erbach at ftw.at>
Subject:  Spoken/Multimodal Dialogue: Researcher & Postdoc at FTW Vienna,Austria

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Date:  Fri, 15 Sep 2000 11:49:53 +0200
From:  Gregor Erbach <erbach at ftw.at>
Subject:  Spoken/Multimodal Dialogue: Researcher & Postdoc at FTW Vienna,Austria

Researcher and Postdoc Positions
Project B2 "speech & more"

The ftw. (Forschungszentrum Telekommunikation Wien, Telecommunications
Research Center Vienna) is a cooperative research center involving 3
institutes of the Vienna University of Technology, 14
telecommunications companies, and the Austrian Research Center
Seibersdorf. More information can be found at http://www.ftw.at/.

Task Description

Conduct advanced research and development in the area of spoken and
multimodal dialog systems, including combining speech dialog with
mobile multimedia applications (UMTS), pronunciation modeling, and
noise cancellation. The positions provide the opportunity to work
together with leading companies in the fields of telecommunications
and speech technology. The positions will become available between now
and the beginning of next year.

Required Qualifications

* Experience in speech recognition, speech dialog or multimodal dialog
  systems
* Masters or doctorate degree in one of the relevant disciplines (i.e.,
  computer science, communications, phonetics or computational linguistics)
* Good knowledge of English (written and spoken), communication skills

Additional Qualifications

A candidate with one or more of the following qualifications would be
preferred:

* Knowledge of internet protocols, XML, VoiceXML
* Java / C++ experience
* Experience in usability engineering and usability testing
* Experience with spoken language corpora
* Software engineering and project management skills
* Experience working in collaborative industry/academia projects
* Knowledge of German

Applications and inquiries should be directed to:

	Forschungszentrum Telekommunikation Wien
	Dr. Markus Kommenda (Managing Director), kommenda at ftw.at
	or Dr. Gregor Erbach (Project Manager), erbach at ftw.at


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Dr. Gregor Erbach                               gregor.erbach at ftw.at
Forschungszentrum Telekommunikation Wien FTW   Tel. +43/699-10389005
(Vienna Telecommunications Research Centre)    Fax: +43/1/5052830-99
Maderstrasse 1/9, A-1040 Wien, Austria     http://speech.ftw.at/~gor

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